Sentence examples for intended to set a from inspiring English sources

True, the meeting was primarily intended to set a bold agenda, which it did.

The People's Republic, he said, intended to set a good example and prove it can govern.

Armstrong said earlier this week that he had not intended to set a deadline.

The minimum contribution levels are intended to set a foundation for building the savings habit.

The court president, Chat Chalavorn, said the dissolution of the parties was intended to set a "political standard and an example".

That morning's hearing was intended to set a trial date, and to consider motions previously submitted by Steven Altman, Ravi's lawyer.

The talks, to be held at the border village of Panmunjom, are intended to set an agenda for future substantive discussions about the shelling, the sinking of a South Korean warship last March and the North's ongoing nuclear programs.

Rami Abdul Rahman, from the monitoring group, said that the executions may have been intended to set an example of the women, and at scaring the local population into turning up to mosque five times per day.

The military under the Obama administration has displayed a desire to over-prosecute whistleblowing with life-in-prison charges including espionage and "aiding the enemy", a disturbing decision which is no doubt intended to set an example.

The environmental agency had originally intended to set an even stricter rule on the secondary standard, a detail that emerged in the fine print of the documentation for the rule, and was first reported by The Washington Post on Friday.

Kingdom Tower and City themselves are intended to set an example of green development, using modern technology and having a low carbon footprint relative to the number of people they will support.